We present a collection of selected materials from the All-Russian Conference “Scientific Services & Internet (SSI-2021), which took place on September 20-23, 2021 at Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics in Moscow, Russia. However, because of the worldwide COVID-19 crisis, SSI-2021 had to take place online. The issues discussed at the conference include: digital libraries, information systems, knowledge representation, national bibliographic systems, ontology engineering, parallel computing, Semantic Web, situational modeling.
Aleksandr Marchuk, Sergey Troshkov, and Irina Krayneva propose approaches to the integration/disintegration of isolated electronic scientific resources. The experience of using proprietary and open source software, their advantages and weaknesses is presented.
Andrey Pechnikov, Dmitry Chebukov, and Anthony Nwohiri present a study of bibliographic references cited in journal articles of the All-Russian Portal Math-Net.Ru.
Tatiana A. Polilova, Mikhail M. Gorbunov-Posadov discuss the problems of forming the Academic rating of scientific journals. The technology of formation of reference groups “from the bottom up” is considered as a more reliable basis for thematic ratings.
Gulnara Sahibgareeva, Vlada Kugurakova investigate the issues of visualization of branched narrative structures of computer games. The analysis of approaches to plot visualization and other important components of a video game is carried out. Variants of automatic generation of sequels for for story branches are proposed, allowing to increase the replay ability of the final product.
Natalia Tuchkova, Konstantin Belyaev, Gury Mikhaylov, and Alexey Salnikov present the results of atmospheric pressure studies in the Arctic region of Russia. Probabilistic and statistical analysis of the time series of the pressure field is used as the main research method. Numerical calculations performed on the Lomonosov-2 supercomputer are presented.
Svetlana Vlasova, Nikolay Kalenov describe a web-system developed by the authors, containing services for the formation and visualization of multifaceted information about the results of scientific activities.
Zinaida Apanovich proposes a method for integrating information from multilingual data sources. Experiments on the comparison and integration of information about Russian research organizations into international and Russian data sources are indicated.
Olga Ataeva, Vladimir Serebryakov give a description description of the information system for the implementation of the functionality of the semantic library for a certain subject area.
Vladislav Belyi, Andrei Chugunov analyze the features of the development of e-government services based on the residents’ surveys results.
Mikhail M. Gorbunov-Posadov describes the specifics of reverse bibliography – is a dynamically updated list of works published after the publication in question and containing a reference to it.
Nikolay Kalenov, Irina Sobolevskaya, and Alexander Sotnikov describe the basic principles of constructing the educational component of the Common Digital Space of Scientific Knowledge.
Mikhail Mikhaylyuk, Dmitry Kononov, and Dmitry Loginov propose methods for setting various situations, as well as possible tasks of situational modeling in virtual environment systems.
Boris Nizomutdinov, Vladimir Kazak, and Petr Begen present a method developed by the authors for assessing the availability of urban improvement facilities for low-mobility groups of the population based on the analysis of text data from social networks.
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We are grateful to the members of the program committee for their efforts and time in reviewing the submitted papers.
We also thank all authors who submitted to the conference.